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Name: Rainbow Six
Rating: 4.7 (63 reviews)
Author: Tom Clancy
ISBN: 9780425170342

Rainbow Six

by Tom Clancy

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Readers' Rating (63):

First Published:
Aug 1, 1998, 752 pages

Paperback:
Sep 1999, 255 pages

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Bobby Joe

this was awesome, but groosum.

Sean

Great reading. Kind of confusing at the beginning, other than that it is a great book.

morgan

this book was awesome

mark

This book is by far the best book i have ever read. The storyline is excellent and the action is intense. I recommend this book to anyone who likes Tom Clancy.

S.D.

Wonderful...the way he writes...and what's all that talk about not "expanding characters?" That's lubricious!

Freshman

This is a great book. I'm not even all the way through it, and I've already decided to read it again (in the place of another book).

Sam

Best big book I ever read.

IMasoldier14

Clancy has done it again. This novel was incredible. I may only be 14 years of age, but I know when I read a good book, and this was excellent

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